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Alternative and Extended Communication (CAA) is an area of assistive technology, and\udits introduction in the hospital environment has contributed decisively to the care and integration of patients with\udspeech or writing difficulties. However, in order for the use of CAA resources to be effective in this environment,\udactions are essential to prevent and control Hospital Infections (HI). Objective: To describe the strategies related\udto the control of HI, used for the introduction of CAA resources on a in a university hospital. Method: It presents\udas methodological strategy the experience report, the descriptive and exploratory mode, based on the experience\udof five therapists occupational - four residents and a supervisor professor -, during the introductory work of CAA\udresource at a university hospital, from June 2012 to July 2014. Results: The main precautions adopted were: to\udlaminate the printed boards; to wrap with plastic film computers, tablets, communicators, tablet pen, mouse and\uddriver; protect with plastic bags support materials for activities such as table and inclined plane, and transport by means of a plastic cart. After the materials use, they were placed in plastic bags and sent for cleaning and disinfection\udthe purge. Conclusion: The data showed the complexity of the use of CAA resources in the hospital environment\udby occupational therapists, and the need for training of professionals involved in actions by Hospital Infection\udControl Committees team (CCIH)

CUIDADOS DO TERAPEUTA OCUPACIONAL NA INTRODUÇÃO DE RECURSOS DE COMUNICAÇÃO ALTERNATIVA NO AMBIENTE HOSPITALAR